Location: Futtsu
Top Restaurants in Futtsu
Most Popular Italian food in Futtsu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Futtsu. Futtsu is a city located in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
As of December 2015, the city had an estimated population of 45,309, and a population density of 220 persons per km². The total area is 205.53 square kilometres.
Things to do in Futtsu
1. ACQUAMARE di ACQUA PAZZA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
You can enjoy local dishes and homemade desserts while watching the sea in a bright and open atmosphere in the ocean view shop ☆ In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious meal and wine made from ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere with candlelight. Please
Reviewed By GAIDA2014
This beautiful restaurant is situated in the Yokosuka art museum which building itself is a fine art.The view of Tokyo Bay is excellent.Lunch menu of Pizza is just 1400 yen ,and taste is also excellent.You can feel like staying at a gorgeous pizzeria in the Mediterranean island.Better reserve in advance or you have to wait for a long time to be seated.
2. Kamakura Pasta Yokosuka More's City
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Donna H
I liked the quiet, gracious décor and the feeling of openness. The ceiling-high windows line one entire side of the restaurant and overlook the city of Yokosuka. You will dine viewing one of Tokyo Bay's busiest harbors. The pasta dishes here can be ordered as "sets" adding salad, beverage, and breads. They have a wonderful lunch special that lasts until 5 pm. I got the linguini with lobster sauce with scallops and green asparagus. It was tasty, and both the salad and bread were VERY fresh. You serve yourself to the beverages and they have a nice variety of juices, teas, and coffee drinks. I had tiramisu for dessert and it was good but not great.
3. Piacere Yokosuka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Sweagle97
We stumbled upon this fine little restaurant after enjoying some "meat on a stick" further down the alley (also a great appetizer). They have seating for about 8 at the counter and a table for four on the ground floor, with more seating upstairs. We sat at the counter and ordered the daily combo. We enjoyed a salad and cheesy mashed potatoes while we watched the chef roll out and build our pizzas. After enjoying a glass of their homemade sangria, our pizzas arrived and we enjoyed as much as we could. Had too bring home almost an entire pizza, as they are about 12" pizzas. At lunch, two pizzas, two salads, a beer and a sangria cost us just under four thousand yen, but almost half of that was the beverages. Overall, worth the effort to find, not high class dining, but definitely is authentic and friendly.
